"capacity for response" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to someone or something's ability to respond to a certain situation or stimulus. For example: "The organization had a limited capacity for response in the face of the economic downturn."
Few models exist to explain community stakeholders' priorities for post-disaster recovery while building capacity for response.
Since serotonin and glutamate are key regulators for platelet activation43,44, our observation that responders showed greater baseline platelet activation than non-responders may be a reflection of higher basal capacity for response to antidepressant treatment.
However, "the presumption that many indices of 'disorganisation' are aspects of organised patterns does not preclude acceptance of the notion of disorganisation, especially in cases where the complexity and dangerousness of the threat are beyond children's capacity for response".
The evaluation recognises the importance of the EPRP process as a major contribution to enhancing capacity for response.
Margatoxin or correolide compound C was tested and found to reduce the number of cells in the wound, suggesting decreased capacity for response to injury.
Rather, drawing on the work of colleagues in the climate change arena, this analysis suggests looking at what causes inequalities in infection levels, capacity for response, impacts and access to treatment.
These findings have implications for the identification of regions with potential differential capacities for response to cholinergic therapies.
The aim is to establish an African stand by force and boost its capacity for crisis response.
However, capacity for CTL response and cytokines production from HBV infections remained inferior to that of healthy controls.
In this way, the MG-forming VSG can maintain its full power reserve capacity for dynamic response.
We leave inference regarding causes of this variation to the assessment processes themselves, but note that contributing factors will surely include variation in underlying biogeography, intensity of anthropogenic drivers, and capacity for conservation response.
